Freeport’s PAL Boxing Club hosted an action-packed night of amateur boxing at the Recreation Center, raising $7,000 for the Kids Need More charity while serving as a key qualifier for the Ringmasters Championships.
The National BBQ Festival will make its debut at Eisenhower Park from June 13-15, with Freeport’s own chef Kenny Ware leading the Nassau County team in the sizzling competition.
Since 2013, Freeport Mayor Robert Kennedy has hosted weekly open-house meetings, allowing residents and business owners to bring concerns directly to his office for swift resolutions.
Roosevelt High School’s JROTC Robotics team clinched victory at its second annual VEX Robotics competition, securing a spot at the 2025 VEX Robotics World Championship in Dallas this May.
Rep. Laura Gillen grilled fellow Democrat New York City Mayor Eric Adams during a House Oversight Committee hearing on March 5, where Gillen, challenged his leadership and declared she had “no …
Freeport’s annual Black History Month celebration at the Recreation Center honored Deputy Mayor Ronald Ellerbe, Detective Nkosi Henry, and the Rev. Eric C. Mallette for their outstanding contributions to the community.
Textile artist Kim Taylor’s vibrant story quilts, rich with history and personal narratives, are now on display at the Freeport Recreation Center’s Art Alcove, offering visitors a glimpse into her unique collage quilting style.
Raquel Lorraine Gonzales Chappotin Pachas, a longtime educator and advocate for Hispanic culture and the arts in Freeport, passed away on Feb. 27 at the age of 87.
The Freeport Police Athletic League Boxing Club is gearing up for an electrifying night of amateur boxing this Saturday, March 8, at the Freeport Recreation Center, located at 130 E. Merrick Road. …
In an ambitious project that began in the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy, Mount Sinai South Nassau has unveiled its new, cutting-edge emergency department.
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It’s that time of year again, when New Yorkers who pay the highest combined tax burden in the nation have to beg Albany to return money to their communities.
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In recent weeks, a terrible cascade of restrictive executive orders and wholesale firings of government workers has shaken all of us, Democrats and Republicans, federal workers and everyone who depends on their good work.
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New York in 2022 told school districts they would be barred from purchasing gasoline- or diesel-powered buses after 2027, and instead would have to buy electric buses at more than double the cost.
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In an age when misinformation and secrecy can cloud public trust, the need for open government has never been more pressing. That’s why Sunshine Week — March 16 to 22 this year — a nonpartisan national initiative championing public access to information, is more than just an observance. It is a call to action.